Rice as Valuable War Time Food
Rice becomes staple due to wartime needs. Robert H. Moulton explains why rice suits soldiers and civilians, notes California’s rise in production, outlines field layout, irrigation, flooding, harvesting, milling, and polishing processes, and cites imports and demand.
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Robert H.moulton
United States
California
Japan
South
Aircraft outflanks cavalry in low pass above guns
An Allied aviator, descending near German posts, faced a cavalry patrol and steered his plane along the ground toward the riders. He lifted just above their heads and sped past as bullets whistled, escaping unscathed with the craft unharmed.
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Claude Grahame White Ates
Flying Corps
Christianity Gains in China Sees Rise in Faith
A Chinese conference reports growing Christian influence and increased activity among Mohammedans who are promoting Koran study, school improvements, and defensive measures to protect their faith.
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BOC
Mohammed
Three Women Rescued Off Oak Street in Chicage
Sidney Peterson saved three women swept out by undertow at Oak Street in Chicage while life saver duties began. The incident followed reports of volunteers forming a profitless American Aviation corps and other wartime acts across Illinois.
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Oak Street
Chicage
Sidney Peterson
American Aviation Corps
L L. Emmerscon
Bert 1
Larsons
Earl
Prock
Ldwin
Paul Richter
F. W. Shear
Dison
A. A. Quinn
Montana
St. Bernard’s Hospital
Chicago
Shear
Quinn
Carl Simpson
Pana
Prigate Alfred Henry
Princeton
Peoria
T W Wilson
Springheld
Abigail Snell
Moweaqua
Bloomington
McLean
Tenth Regiment
Hlines National Guard
J. R. Lewman
Danville
Thomas M. Smyth
Walter Howard
Adolph Ender
Inder
Howard
Ender
Anna Froehlich
Abraham Lade
Elgin
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Interurban Express
Cncago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Walher Edward Fleege
Aurora
Fox River
Ralph Heimsath
John Mulder
Sergt
Arthur Guy Kimpey
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Thompson
Empey
William Ebinger
Rochester
Calhoun County
Army Aviation Timing School
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Harry Crewdson
C. Baxter
Filmers State
ER. M. Davidson
C. 8 Richards
Jacksonville
Post Office
Western Canada grain crop outlook boosts wartime support
Readings from Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta point to an excellent 1917 crop with good weather and advanced grain stalls. Farmers, debt free, expect strong returns and higher land values as homesteading expands, aided by Hoover and Hanna urging economy and food rationing to support Allied needs.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Hoover
United States
W J Hanna
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
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